Before & After Photos

Rick was noticing some issues with his driveway sinking, causing the entrance into the garage to be rough. He reached out to MidAmerica Basement Systems to have his driveway mudjacked. Instead of mudjacking, he was offered PolyLevel. PolyLevel uses similar techniques to mudjacking, but with more affective and longer-lasting results. Small 3/8^th inch holes are drilled to inject the high-density polymers. Once injected, voids become filled, and then expand to lift and level the concrete. The once 2-inch drop, is now level again with PolyLevel.

Homeowners John and Kathy contacted MidAmerica Basement Systems when they were having water issue in the basement of their home. When the waterproofing crew began the work on their home they discovered that the floor of their home had a very large void under it. To make sure that the waterproofing was successful they needed to have the void filled with PolyLevel foam to make sure that the floor was stable enough to handle the waterproofing project. Small ports are injected into the slab and then the foam is pumped under the slab.

Sheila M. of Bettendorf is a returning customer at MidAmerica Basement Systems. She previously had a waterproofing system installed and had heard of all the other services we provided. She was having issues with her driveway being very uneven. When she saw the service of PolyLevel, she knew should could count on us to help her once again. Crew members injected PolyLevel to her driveway, so not only the appearance would be better, but to provide a safe place to walk. With the injection of PolyLevel, Shelia will never have to worry about it washing out from underneath the slabs, but instead, providing a long-lasting, stable environment.

Homeowners Greg and Dottie were noticing their walkway was sinking and pulling away from the porch, creating a 2-inch unlevel and unpleasant appearance. They recalled that MidAmerica Basement Systems had an alternative to mudjacking called, PolyLevel. PolyLevel is a foam that is injected under the concrete slab that precisely lifts and raises the area back to a level state. Greg and Dottie no longer have a sinking, sloping walkway, but a smooth transition from walkway to porch.

Over the years, the soil under concrete begins to settle, shift, and wash away, causing stress on the concrete slabs. This stress leads to sloping, uneven, and potentially cracking of the slabs. MidAmerica Basement Systems were called to have the driveway repaired before cracks could start forming. PolyLevel was injected to fill the voids underneath the concrete slabs, to precisely lift and level the driveway and prevent the slabs from cracking. NexusPro Joint Sealant was then applied to the cracks to prevent water from seeping down between the slabs and wash out the soil that was left. Now the driveway is level and can endure many more years to come without the issue of settling and/or washouts of soil.